As the only Persian restaurant that shows up on Google this place could have owned this space. Instead it comes off as a half-baked, chintzy joint unsure of what it's trying to be.
I was rushed to my seat, a menu given, and then asked what I wanted as I was perusing the pages. A band played some music that was tuneless and seemed to be fit to be played as background noise at weddings.
As a vegetarian I was annoyed (again) at the lack of choices here. I finally got the zereschk and a side of mushrooms, both of which came exquisitely decorated, but bland as the waitresses.
Best place to have dinner
This restaurant appears in halal food search and even on the door and doorman also claim it halal but they serve pork and alcohol both so no way it’s halal
Poor service from grumpy, impatient waitresses. One waitress was grumpily asking some gentlemen at a nearby table not to order anymore. Our waitress noted the wrong order and got impatient and annoyed when I corrected her. We had to ask multiple times for our bill, and were told to ask a different waitress. Subpar food. Reasonably clean and well lit interior.
Everything was fine.
Live music
Best staff
Very good quality persian food. Everything there is good from the appetizers to the persian drink (dough) to the garlic yogurt and specially all their foods. The chef is an iranian
Nice food and great service i liked it v much
The food is alright but the entire restaurant is a chaos. Poor service and poor management! We had to eat our lunch while a group of people were fighting in the restaurant. Not a relaxing atmosphere to enjoy your meal at all.
High quality Iranian food; this is what you get in Aria. Kudos
Don't order kabob at all but eggplant stew was delicious and zereshg rice was almost white rice just few zereshg !! Hardly stew had eggplant ! We eat white rice with plain yogurt .